On the recordApril 18, 2016
It's clear that section 111(d) of the Act gives the EPA broad authority to address not just pollutants that were known at the time of the Act's passage, but also new problems as they arose.
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congress.govDavid Cicilline: “It's clear that section 111(d) of the Act gives the EPA broad authority to address not just pollutants that were known…”
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Cicilline defends the EPA's authority to regulate carbon emissions.
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